(von Amateurband bis zu professionellen Bands)
Beschreibung
Ich möchte herausfinden, wie Musikerinnen und Musiker, die in Bands spielen, sowohl ihre Einzelübung zuhause als auch das Üben während der Bandprobe gestalten. Dies möchte ich zuerst mit einem Online-Fragebogen untersuchen.
Optional möchte ich Sie, sofern Sie Interesse haben, auch gerne in einer Probe besuchen und diese auf Video aufzeichnen. Das ist der beste Weg, ein natürliches Bild davon zu gewinnen, wie Sie gemeinsam in der Probe arbeiten. Zudem möchte ich Sie gern einzeln und in der Gruppe befragen. Gesammelte Daten werden ausschließlich für Forschungszwecke verwendet. Alle Auswertungen erfolgen anonymisiert. Sie können jederzeit die Untersuchung beenden. Bei Interesse biete ich außerdem gerne an, Ihnen einen Ergebnisbericht zukommen zu lassen.
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Vielen Dank und hoffentlich bis bald!
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Dr. Helen Jossberger
Prof. Dr. Els Boshuizen (Mentor)
Prof. Dr. Dr. h. c. Hans Gruber (Mentor)
Prof. Dr. Christian Stroszczynski (Mentor)
Bachelor theses
Master theses
Doctoral theses
The research project addresses the field of Educational Science with a specific focus on learning and professional development in vision-intensive professions with the purpose to study (social) learning processes, visual information processing, skill acquisition, knowledge restructuring, and expertise development in the context of training and professional practice in the workplace.
Stefan Hanus, M.A. (PhD student)
Dr. Helen Jossberger (Supervisor)
Prof. Dr. Dr. h. c. Hans Gruber (Promotor)
Prof. Dr. Matthias Jacob
Landesarzt Bergwacht Bayern
St. Elisabeth Klinikum Straubing
PD Dr. York Zausig
Klinikum Aschaffenburg Alzenau
Zentrum für Sicherheit und Ausbildung der Bergwacht Bayern
Bachelor theses
Master theses
Doctoral theses
Simulation learning plays an increasingly important role in medicine. In particular, the opportunity to make mistakes without negative consequences in real high-risk situations such as cardiopulmonary resuscitation in emergency medicine is seen as an advantage.
In this project, we investigate how simulation-learning environments can be designed to foster non-technical skills (e.g., communication or task distribution between team members) and technical skills (e.g., chest compression or ventilation) in medical emergencies. Moreover, the project focusses on the transfer of performance from the simulated environment into the real-life setting.
Agnes Müller, M.A. (PhD student)
Dr. Jasperina Brouwer
Dr. Manuel Längler
Dr. Tuire Palonen
Bachelor theses
Master theses
Doctoral theses
The analysis of social networks is an emerging field in research. It is applied in different professional working contexts (e.g. organizations, politics etc.) in which relations between individuals are part of the daily work life.
Especially, in creative domains and science, where the network is a key factor, it is necessary to investigate how networks are structured and who are supportive actors within the network. The project is focusing on these networks to support relations and interactions between individuals.
Isabell Stein, M.A. (PhD student)
Melanie Troll, M.A. (PhD student)
Dr. Helen Jossberger (Supervisor)
Prof. Dr. Dr. h. c. Hans Gruber (Promotor)
Bachelor theses
Master theses
Doctoral theses
The basic objective of the project is to examine variations in perceptional processes and creative ones in visual arts depending on different levels of expertise. In particular, we analyse differentiated spatial perception, skills, and procedures as well as how these develop.
Further aspects are the biography, learning and professional development of artists (e.g. autonomy, public credibility). We are interested in the professional career of artists and the stages that leave an important footprint. Cross-sectional as well as longitudinal approaches are taken. Observations, eye tracking and interviews are used methods in this project.
Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Hans Gruber
Visiting Professor, University of Turku, Finland
Building PT, Zi. 4.1.20
Mail: Hans.Gruber[at]ur.de
Next office hour:
By arrangement (via email)